NLHE
Noob
Question if someone can help..
I read when your opponent is waking up and you hit them with a meaty move, the game computes a new block/hit advantage using the move's duration frames. For example you do a standing roundhouse with sabrewulf on opponent's wakeup, you can then combo a crouching jab afterward. Does anyone know the math behind that?
I read when your opponent is waking up and you hit them with a meaty move, the game computes a new block/hit advantage using the move's duration frames. For example you do a standing roundhouse with sabrewulf on opponent's wakeup, you can then combo a crouching jab afterward. Does anyone know the math behind that?